Sentence examples for lost upper from inspiring English sources

More than a million Americans have lost upper extremities.

Of the more than 1,570 American service members who have had arms, legs, feet or hands amputated because of injuries in Afghanistan or Iraq, fewer than 280 have lost upper limbs.

Control head and trunk ▪ Sitting ▪ "Then in grade 2, he lost upper body control, he started falling over in the booster seat.

Whether the lost upper-class Edwardian world of Bertie Wooster and the Drones club, or the pastoral haven of Blandings Castle, his work conjures a timeless myth of quintessential Englishness.

The "mystery about the Romney defeat" was how he lost upper-income immigrants and the lack of a wider "middle-class economic message", said a former speechwriter to George W Bush. David Frum, a political commentator who has written a book about why Mitt Romney lost the US election, claimed "we have much more to learn" from the British Conservatives.

"Now, instead of flailing with his arms and a lot of excessive bobbing movement with his head, losing upper body posture at the end of races, he's so much stronger that he's able to finish very strongly".

However, Warren is losing upper income women by 19 points, a larger margin than her deficit among upper income men.

He said his significant improvement this year — dropping nearly a second off his previous best time — was the result of being mentally fresh and reshaping his body: losing upper-body muscle while strengthening his shoulders and dropping some weight.

The building I was staying in lost its upper floor to a rocket last Wednesday.

(They eventually lost the upper parcel of land in a county tax sale).

"I have really run the gamut," she added, emphatic that she had not lost her upper register.